

AAT Founder – Winner of the French Social & Humanitarian International Trophy in 2020 & the Asia-Pacific Trophy in 2019.


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AAT is the pioneering organization in the fight against human trafficking and sexual exploitation and in developing community prevention programs in Vietnam.
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AAT Founder – Winner of the French Social & Humanitarian International Trophy in 2020 & the Asia-Pacific Trophy in 2019.
Since 2001, we combat sexual exploitation in all its forms involving women and children in Southeast Asia.
We aim to combat the risks associated with illegal trade and exploitation of women and children by implementing preventive measures and providing direct support to victims.
As long as we remember we share one future,
we will survive..
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Our NGO relies on an interactive concept of solidarity between the beneficiaries and the NGO. Children help children, children help adults, and adults help children. Those who have certain skills help others. Thanks to this chain of support, our projects are constantly evolving. This concept strengthens personal growth initiative and the hopes of our beneficiaries.
"The world will not be destroyed by those who do the evil, but by those who watch them without doing anything"
We protect girls from families living in prostitution and rescue victims. They receive education, health care, and ongoing support.
We cover a wide range of topics including reproductive health, gender, sexual harassment, domestic violence, cyber-crimes, and human trafficking. Our experience in prevention extends to working with ethnic minorities, schools, and factory workers.
Our 4R action means rescuing, repatriating, rehabilitating, and reintegrating people involved in illegal trade and dealing. This initiative is supported by our teams of peer educators and social workers.
Health is the most important thing for the future of our beneficiaries. We help them obtain examinations, treatments, and health insurance, depending on the country.
We work with country ministries to help them develop a sustainable future. Our advocacy has been crucial in creating many of the laws and regulations currently implemented in Thailand and Vietnam.
PREVENTION: We cover a wide range of topics including reproductive health, gender, sexual harassment, domestic violence, cyber-crimes, and human trafficking. Our experience in prevention extends to working with ethnic minorities, schools, and factory workers.
HELP: Our 4R action means rescuing, repatriating, rehabilitating, and reintegrating people involved in illegal trade and dealing. This initiative is supported by our teams of peer educators and social workers.
HEALTH: Health is the most important thing for the future of our beneficiaries. We help them obtain examinations, treatments, and health insurance, depending on the country.
ADVOCACY: We work with country ministries to help them develop a sustainable future. Our advocacy has been crucial in creating many of the laws and regulations currently implemented in Thailand and Vietnam.
The school is expensive, and many students drop out to support their families financially.
90% of the victims we have supported admit to being sexually abused during their childhood. Prevention education can significantly reduce this risk.
AAT is networked with 24 countries.
Illegal trade and direct or online illegal transactions involving children and women are borderless and require strong international connections.
AAT cooperates with ARLEMP (Asian Region Law Enforcement Management program) under the Australian Federal Police and, RMIT University, and with the EMPACT project combating Child Sexual Exploitation under INTERPOL-EUROPOL, and the French Ministry of Interior.
"My mother forced me to work as a prostitute since I was 10 years old……..I was supported and protected by AAT for many years."
"I no longer wish to engage in prostitution."
"I no longer want to cause harm to myself."
I and my sibling would like to express our heartfelt gratitude for everything you have done for us. We are now living with our welcoming family in the USA, and my three children are doing well in school. I hope to be able to help other people in need, just as you have helped us. I know that I can never fully repay you for your kindness. Please accept our deepest gratitude from the bottom of our hearts.
“AAT has abundant knowledge on the factors that render women vulnerable to exploitation, the modus operandi of their exploiters, the behaviours of the consumers, the political issues influencing policies and actions and the general mentality of the populations towards these issues and its impact on women’s rehabilitation needs. Few organisations can match this length or breadth of experience.”
“What AAT did in such a short time is amazing”.
"I want to go to school because it is the only way to make my dream come true. I don't want to work as a prostitute anymore. I am 16 years old and I'm too young."
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